Clive Pinkham History

Clive Pinkham's love and passion for the piano started from a very young age. The enthusiasm for the instrument gave him a lifetime of dedication striving for perfection. He used to do ten hours a day piano practice and found it frustrating having to play on poor pianos. From this a burning desire was born to make a piano that would respond accurately to what he asked of it. His aim was to create a piano that was affordable to all. A piano that would respond accurately to what he was asking from it, and a piano that would produce an effortless long rich sweet singing tone.




Clive Pinkham gave his first piano recital at the age of eight and went on to win the prestigious August Holmes scholarship to the London College of Music. He has given recitals at the Purcell Room of the Royal Festival Hall, at the Wigmore Hall and has appeared on American and British television.

“My philosophy is a total commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. For me it is important for my pianos to of the very best as it is my name that is on the front of each piano, and I know myself first hand how much pleasure can be given by a piano that is a dream to play.”